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hi just found this website thought i,de say hello.i,m in the wrexham area of north wales and i make laminate flooring for a living.love diy but never meddle with gas or electric(some things best left to those who know).i look forward to recieving and passing on any tips . :D
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hi hm,laminate flooring is basically 3 sheets of paper and a 7 or 8 mm mdf board.the bottom paper is always brown and is used only to stop the board from bowing up when the resins dry out.the decor paper is patterned to look like wood panels or tiles as you know we then put a top layer of paper on which is like toilet paper and is loaded with resins and hardeners and soaked in aluminum oxide.its all sandwhiched together and run through a very hot press(about 210 degrees)for approx 14 secs it then goes to be stacked and has to be stored for 14 days before it goes to the cutting machine where its cut to the panels you buy in the shops. :D
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